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Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission Announced (Switch & PC)
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Is the PC version not actually available to pre-order?
The Steam store page has no pre-order or add to card available. I can't even see any indication of PC version pricing.
Edit - Seems that you can purchase it from Greenmangaming but it's not available via Steam itself?
The Steam store page has no pre-order or add to card available. I can't even see any indication of PC version pricing.
Edit - Seems that you can purchase it from Greenmangaming but it's not available via Steam itself?
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My pre-order copy from Best Buy came that I ordered last year when this was announced, but I forgot it was a thing and haven't heard a thing about it since.
There are no reviews to be found anywhere.. is anyone here even playing this? Not sure if I should keep or return my copy. Visually, it looks really rough from the videos I've seen, but if the gameplay is fun, that's what matters.
There are no reviews to be found anywhere.. is anyone here even playing this? Not sure if I should keep or return my copy. Visually, it looks really rough from the videos I've seen, but if the gameplay is fun, that's what matters.
Been enjoying the game since i got it yesterday, its my first hero's game didnt try any of the 3ds games but im enjoying story mode and havent really got into arcade mode yet but i hear its good.
I keep getting told that in Japanese VA culture once a VA gets a character they're expected to do the voice until the character is retired or the VA dies, this isn't a problem in most animes because very few animes go through these many generations as Dragonball, so you literally have Goku being voiced by the same person who did kid goku doing the same voice (as it is expected by the japanese audience) and it just sounds weird because Goku is a grandpa now.
From what I understand, the voice actor thing is mostly about how respected VAs will never be replaced unless they either pass away or get into some big scandal and their reputation is ruined, but that doesn't necessarily apply to things like time skips. Goku and his sons are a special case even within Dragon Ball because not only do they retain the same actress but they speak exactly the same as adults as they did as kids (Trunks for example has the same actor but sounds totally different in his kid and adult incarnations).
It's just a Goku thing really, and yeah it's weird but you get used to it lol.
And hey, the game is awesome! I'm enjoying it a lot. Wish there was an OT because there's a lot of intricacies to it, but I can't see it being that popular.
It's just a Goku thing really, and yeah it's weird but you get used to it lol.
And hey, the game is awesome! I'm enjoying it a lot. Wish there was an OT because there's a lot of intricacies to it, but I can't see it being that popular.
Nozawa does different voices for the adult and kid versions of her characters. And even between the adult versions of Gohan and Goku she does different voices. Gohan is more mature sounding with a softness to his voice and he speaks very properly, Goku has a more childlike quality to his voice that matches his personality and is a bit deeper than Gohan, but also can get really high pitched and he speaks pretty improperly.
Also Nozawa is beloved in Japan so it's not like there is any reason to replace her. To the Japanese she IS Goku. It's not just that she's respected, people love her as Goku.
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Just checked on the store, WHY IS THIS 39.99?!
I mean, come the fuck on, LOOK AT IT
Them PS2 Models were the most important investment ever made for DBZ games, it seems.
Heroes is a long running arcade game that was built off of Budokai 3. There are hundreds of models at this point, they aren't going to remake them for a Switch port that isn't even going to sell a million units. While it's only been called Heroes since 2010, the game has actually been going since 2005, though it has seen massive changes since that time.Just checked on the store, WHY IS THIS 39.99?!
I mean, come the fuck on, LOOK AT IT
The game has a shit ton of content, that's why it's full price.
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Whilst I'm enjoying the gameplay they have done a seriously poor effort at localising/porting this.
Putting aside the fact that the game isn't dubbed despite not being priced as a budget title (Hell, the Switch version is £49.99 on the UK eShop, that's AAA money), they haven't even bothered to translate the text on the in-game card artwork. Even Dokkan Battle did that, and that's F2P. I get that there's a LOT of cards but that's no excuse when people are paying good money for a localised version.
Also, the PC version is pretty lazy and barebones. It doesn't have an in-game menu where you can quit the game (Certainly none that I can find), you can only get out of it by using Alt+F4 as far as I can tell. The only place there's an Exit option is the Main Menu when you launch the game, which there seems to be no way to return to once you actually start playing.
The graphics settings at the main menu are pretty barebones. You have 5 options,
Putting aside the fact that the game isn't dubbed despite not being priced as a budget title (Hell, the Switch version is £49.99 on the UK eShop, that's AAA money), they haven't even bothered to translate the text on the in-game card artwork. Even Dokkan Battle did that, and that's F2P. I get that there's a LOT of cards but that's no excuse when people are paying good money for a localised version.
Also, the PC version is pretty lazy and barebones. It doesn't have an in-game menu where you can quit the game (Certainly none that I can find), you can only get out of it by using Alt+F4 as far as I can tell. The only place there's an Exit option is the Main Menu when you launch the game, which there seems to be no way to return to once you actually start playing.
The graphics settings at the main menu are pretty barebones. You have 5 options,
- Resolution
- VSync - On/Off
- Anti Aliasing - On/Off
- Graphics Quality - High/Low
- Window Mode - Windowed/Borderless Window/Fullscreen
The PC ports of the Xenoverse games are actually pretty good, they at least have a full and functional menu and everything is translated.
Sorry, it was more of a poke in regards to their localization efforts
Finally found where the option to quit the game is in the PC version.
Basically the game hides it from you until you've gone through an hour of tutorials, then there's a "Return to main menu" option hidden away under the Hero Switch option that lets you change which game mode you're in.
Basically the game hides it from you until you've gone through an hour of tutorials, then there's a "Return to main menu" option hidden away under the Hero Switch option that lets you change which game mode you're in.
Got it on the Switch and after playing about 8 hours of this, I'd say that this game is surprisingly fun and much better than I expected. You can definitely tell it's a 3DS up port from it's models, backgrounds and low quality textures but still, it's just fun to see all these DB characters in one game. It's goofy for the most part with the typical DB video game kinda story(ahhh new evil threat, here's every villian coming back but they're slightly different/new form, fight!) but if you like DB fan service of all sorts, this is basically it in spades. Always wanted to try these games and it's pretty fun and easy to understand but there "is" more complicated stuff for those who want to go more in depth with actual stat/effect/etc with all the different card combos and trust me, there's a TON. Also be warned that every voice is in Japanese for those who care about that.
Arcade Mode Sagas
Gameplay is basically stopping a meter at the highest level to attack/defend against the opponent with some extra stuff sprinkled in there to make it different like moving the analogue stick in a certain motion or wiggling it. There's 5 rounds of attacking and defending and who goes first depends on how strong your attacking team is which is determined by where you place your fighters at certain points on the board (4 areas on the board with 3 of them being orange Attack areas from strongest attack/more stamina usage to lower attack/lower stamina and then the bottom is the blue Support area where you regain stamina or do support skills). Every character has some sort of attack/support skill that activates at a certain time that makes for some fun and unexpecting moments that can change the tide of battle and when you get a good combo together, you'll feel like you hit a jackpot when your enemies health fully depletes by the end of Round 2. There's a shit ton of information I didn't talk about also but there's tutorials to make you understand it and it's not all that hard if you find something like Pokemon TCG or maybe Yu-Gi-Oh understandable.
Your attackers and where you place them determine your power level and turn. Watch your stamina though!
All in all, it's a gatcha Dragon Ball card game with characters from it's whole history with a TON fan service(or fanfic service lol) galore like SSJ Raditz, SSJ4 Gohan, movie characters, minor DBS characters from the last arc.... basically every character/form you could imagine honestly. I would say that those who think it's a bit to much at $60, it's completely understandable since it's a 3DS up port but there's no doubt that there's literally a shit ton of content in the game.....I've only unlocked 66 cards outta 1161. I haven't even scratched the surface of the game but outside of Story mode(only up to chapter 2 atm), you can make your own cards and missions and upload them online for people to play, there's local and online battles, an Arcade mode with a load of scenarios/Sagas(21 Sagas from what I counted but maybe more?) that has different challenges/missions to complete and also some Tournament mode called Hero Stadium....heck maybe even more stuff I don't know about lol.
SSJ Nappa.....lol
Final thoughts is that it give me the feels of Dragon Ball Fusions(3DS) but in a card game form with it's same addictive gameplay that might get a bit repetitive later on but still fun for fans to enjoy. If you seen videos and thought "hey that looks pretty interesting/fun", you'll probably like enjoy it especially if you're a big DB fan like me but if you're on the fence, just wait for a price drop or something in the future since it IS a pretty steep price tag that should've been about $40. Read/watch a lot of reviews if you need to convince yourself to get it or not honestly.
Also you could totally do a team full of Goku, Vegeta, Frieza, etc if ya have enough cards. Here's an almost full Goku team(along with main character and Bardock) lol.
Arcade Mode Sagas
Gameplay is basically stopping a meter at the highest level to attack/defend against the opponent with some extra stuff sprinkled in there to make it different like moving the analogue stick in a certain motion or wiggling it. There's 5 rounds of attacking and defending and who goes first depends on how strong your attacking team is which is determined by where you place your fighters at certain points on the board (4 areas on the board with 3 of them being orange Attack areas from strongest attack/more stamina usage to lower attack/lower stamina and then the bottom is the blue Support area where you regain stamina or do support skills). Every character has some sort of attack/support skill that activates at a certain time that makes for some fun and unexpecting moments that can change the tide of battle and when you get a good combo together, you'll feel like you hit a jackpot when your enemies health fully depletes by the end of Round 2. There's a shit ton of information I didn't talk about also but there's tutorials to make you understand it and it's not all that hard if you find something like Pokemon TCG or maybe Yu-Gi-Oh understandable.
Your attackers and where you place them determine your power level and turn. Watch your stamina though!
All in all, it's a gatcha Dragon Ball card game with characters from it's whole history with a TON fan service(or fanfic service lol) galore like SSJ Raditz, SSJ4 Gohan, movie characters, minor DBS characters from the last arc.... basically every character/form you could imagine honestly. I would say that those who think it's a bit to much at $60, it's completely understandable since it's a 3DS up port but there's no doubt that there's literally a shit ton of content in the game.....I've only unlocked 66 cards outta 1161. I haven't even scratched the surface of the game but outside of Story mode(only up to chapter 2 atm), you can make your own cards and missions and upload them online for people to play, there's local and online battles, an Arcade mode with a load of scenarios/Sagas(21 Sagas from what I counted but maybe more?) that has different challenges/missions to complete and also some Tournament mode called Hero Stadium....heck maybe even more stuff I don't know about lol.
SSJ Nappa.....lol
Final thoughts is that it give me the feels of Dragon Ball Fusions(3DS) but in a card game form with it's same addictive gameplay that might get a bit repetitive later on but still fun for fans to enjoy. If you seen videos and thought "hey that looks pretty interesting/fun", you'll probably like enjoy it especially if you're a big DB fan like me but if you're on the fence, just wait for a price drop or something in the future since it IS a pretty steep price tag that should've been about $40. Read/watch a lot of reviews if you need to convince yourself to get it or not honestly.
Also you could totally do a team full of Goku, Vegeta, Frieza, etc if ya have enough cards. Here's an almost full Goku team(along with main character and Bardock) lol.
Got it on the Switch and after playing about 8 hours of this, I'd say that this game is surprisingly fun and much better than I expected. You can definitely tell it's a 3DS up port from it's models, backgrounds and low quality textures but still, it's just fun to see all these DB characters in one game. It's goofy for the most part with the typical DB video game kinda story(ahhh new evil threat, here's every villian coming back but they're slightly different/new form, fight!) but if you like DB fan service of all sorts, this is basically it in spades. Always wanted to try these games and it's pretty fun and easy to understand but there "is" more complicated stuff for those who want to go more in depth with actual stat/effect/etc with all the different card combos and trust me, there's a TON. Also be warned that every voice is in Japanese for those who care about that.
Arcade Mode Sagas
Gameplay is basically stopping a meter at the highest level to attack/defend against the opponent with some extra stuff sprinkled in there to make it different like moving the analogue stick in a certain motion or wiggling it. There's 5 rounds of attacking and defending and who goes first depends on how strong your attacking team is which is determined by where you place your fighters at certain points on the board (4 areas on the board with 3 of them being orange Attack areas from strongest attack/more stamina usage to lower attack/lower stamina and then the bottom is the blue Support area where you regain stamina or do support skills). Every character has some sort of attack/support skill that activates at a certain time that makes for some fun and unexpecting moments that can change the tide of battle and when you get a good combo together, you'll feel like you hit a jackpot when your enemies health fully depletes by the end of Round 2. There's a shit ton of information I didn't talk about also but there's tutorials to make you understand it and it's not all that hard if you find something like Pokemon TCG or maybe Yu-Gi-Oh understandable.
Your attackers and where you place them determine your power level and turn. Watch your stamina though!
All in all, it's a gatcha Dragon Ball card game with characters from it's whole history with a TON fan service(or fanfic service lol) galore like SSJ Raditz, SSJ4 Gohan, movie characters, minor DBS characters from the last arc.... basically every character/form you could imagine honestly. I would say that those who think it's a bit to much at $60, it's completely understandable since it's a 3DS up port but there's no doubt that there's literally a shit ton of content in the game.....I've only unlocked 66 cards outta 1161. I haven't even scratched the surface of the game but outside of Story mode(only up to chapter 2 atm), you can make your own cards and missions and upload them online for people to play, there's local and online battles, an Arcade mode with a load of scenarios/Sagas(21 Sagas from what I counted but maybe more?) that has different challenges/missions to complete and also some Tournament mode called Hero Stadium....heck maybe even more stuff I don't know about lol.
SSJ Nappa.....lol
Final thoughts is that it give me the feels of Dragon Ball Fusions(3DS) but in a card game form with it's same addictive gameplay that might get a bit repetitive later on but still fun for fans to enjoy. If you seen videos and thought "hey that looks pretty interesting/fun", you'll probably like enjoy it especially if you're a big DB fan like me but if you're on the fence, just wait for a price drop or something in the future since it IS a pretty steep price tag that should've been about $40. Read/watch a lot of reviews if you need to convince yourself to get it or not honestly.
Also you could totally do a team full of Goku, Vegeta, Frieza, etc if ya have enough cards. Here's an almost full Goku team(along with main character and Bardock) lol.
Fantastic post. I've been having a ton of fun with this game and I can't put it down. Surprisingly, I find the story really fun, which is something I could never say about Xenoverse tbh. Felt like it got in the way of the gameplay.
The fanservice is something I have always wanted full realized in a DB game. Gimme all the wacky shit like SSJ4 Bardock and Bebi Janemba. I like how none of the cool stuff is gated behind story progression. That's a huge plus for me.
I love crazy fan service in my DB games that this game seems to offer. Like you said though, I'm going to wait for a $40 price tag.Got it on the Switch and after playing about 8 hours of this, I'd say that this game is surprisingly fun and much better than I expected. You can definitely tell it's a 3DS up port from it's models, backgrounds and low quality textures but still, it's just fun to see all these DB characters in one game. It's goofy for the most part with the typical DB video game kinda story(ahhh new evil threat, here's every villian coming back but they're slightly different/new form, fight!) but if you like DB fan service of all sorts, this is basically it in spades. Always wanted to try these games and it's pretty fun and easy to understand but there "is" more complicated stuff for those who want to go more in depth with actual stat/effect/etc with all the different card combos and trust me, there's a TON. Also be warned that every voice is in Japanese for those who care about that.
Arcade Mode Sagas
Gameplay is basically stopping a meter at the highest level to attack/defend against the opponent with some extra stuff sprinkled in there to make it different like moving the analogue stick in a certain motion or wiggling it. There's 5 rounds of attacking and defending and who goes first depends on how strong your attacking team is which is determined by where you place your fighters at certain points on the board (4 areas on the board with 3 of them being orange Attack areas from strongest attack/more stamina usage to lower attack/lower stamina and then the bottom is the blue Support area where you regain stamina or do support skills). Every character has some sort of attack/support skill that activates at a certain time that makes for some fun and unexpecting moments that can change the tide of battle and when you get a good combo together, you'll feel like you hit a jackpot when your enemies health fully depletes by the end of Round 2. There's a shit ton of information I didn't talk about also but there's tutorials to make you understand it and it's not all that hard if you find something like Pokemon TCG or maybe Yu-Gi-Oh understandable.
Your attackers and where you place them determine your power level and turn. Watch your stamina though!
All in all, it's a gatcha Dragon Ball card game with characters from it's whole history with a TON fan service(or fanfic service lol) galore like SSJ Raditz, SSJ4 Gohan, movie characters, minor DBS characters from the last arc.... basically every character/form you could imagine honestly. I would say that those who think it's a bit to much at $60, it's completely understandable since it's a 3DS up port but there's no doubt that there's literally a shit ton of content in the game.....I've only unlocked 66 cards outta 1161. I haven't even scratched the surface of the game but outside of Story mode(only up to chapter 2 atm), you can make your own cards and missions and upload them online for people to play, there's local and online battles, an Arcade mode with a load of scenarios/Sagas(21 Sagas from what I counted but maybe more?) that has different challenges/missions to complete and also some Tournament mode called Hero Stadium....heck maybe even more stuff I don't know about lol.
SSJ Nappa.....lol
Final thoughts is that it give me the feels of Dragon Ball Fusions(3DS) but in a card game form with it's same addictive gameplay that might get a bit repetitive later on but still fun for fans to enjoy. If you seen videos and thought "hey that looks pretty interesting/fun", you'll probably like enjoy it especially if you're a big DB fan like me but if you're on the fence, just wait for a price drop or something in the future since it IS a pretty steep price tag that should've been about $40. Read/watch a lot of reviews if you need to convince yourself to get it or not honestly.
Also you could totally do a team full of Goku, Vegeta, Frieza, etc if ya have enough cards. Here's an almost full Goku team(along with main character and Bardock) lol.
I posted my impressions in another thread, but Remapped88's post sums up the game much better. Only thing I disagree with is calling it a 3DS up-port which it isn't; from what I understand this is a different games from the SDBH ones released on 3DS and well, the PS2 graphics are a byproduct of it being based off an arcade game that's been using Budokai 3 models for like 15 years now haha.
But yeah the game is really, REALLY fun. I saw like 6 hours of my life disappear in front of me yesterday and it's all its fault. The gameplay loop is really addictive and I love how the character abilities and structure of the "fights" capture the hype of DB assp- uh, turntables perfectly; there's been times where I've been almost completely destroyed in the first two turns and still managed to turn things around thanks to planning my strategy correctly while building the deck, it's incredibly exciting and satisfactory.
Those alternate dimension versions of the story mode maps are so damn fun.
But yeah the game is really, REALLY fun. I saw like 6 hours of my life disappear in front of me yesterday and it's all its fault. The gameplay loop is really addictive and I love how the character abilities and structure of the "fights" capture the hype of DB assp- uh, turntables perfectly; there's been times where I've been almost completely destroyed in the first two turns and still managed to turn things around thanks to planning my strategy correctly while building the deck, it's incredibly exciting and satisfactory.
Those alternate dimension versions of the story mode maps are so damn fun.
Don't think of it as a traditional card game like YGO and Magic, this is more like a simplified round based RPG where your characters happen to be cards you collect. Decks only have 7 cards each so it's not hard to come up with strategies
I love card games and I'm interested in this, my only fear is the simplicity of the gameplay? is there actually some strategy involved or if you got a deck composed of SSR cards you can just attack with them all and win?
The game is relatively simple compared to traditional card games, but there is definitely depth to it. The game actually gives you early unlocks for some rare cards if you buy the Hero Edition but making a deck with 7 of those with no thought put into it will get you nowhere in the harder battles.
Stamina and card abilities (along with getting used to the primary QTE that decides how effective your attacks are and whether you block enemy ones or not) are very important, and there's three kind of cards, each with different balance between stamina, power and defense. Knowing how to balance these, how to manage stamina during gameplay and having a good synergy between your cards is the key to winning.
This balance is not only fun but makes pretty much all cards, no matter their rarity or power, useful, which means you won't only rely on SSJ4 and SS Blue characters. Some of my decks have stuff like a one star Majin Buu who powers up other characters when in support mode and a Krillin that makes QTEs easier for my characters when in support mode and grants me buffs (or debuffs the enemy party) once per fight when used as an attacker. It's a lot of fun to mess around with the huge array of cards available.
I really am not getting into the old Nozawa argument again, haha.
They're very different games tho, but you can't really go wrong with either. I guess it depends of what's more appealing to you: an RPG with a unique but easy to understand combat system where you can customize your own DB character and go on adventures and recruiting tons of characters to combine and play as with Fusions, or a content packed and simple to understand yet deep card game with World Mission.
IMO Fusions has the edge when it comes to entertaining scenarios and character interactions... WM has some of it too but they aren't as amusing or meaty. WM has better challenge so far tho.
Heroes WM is really awesome and I'm enjoying it a lot, but IMO Fusions is straight up the best non fighting DB game in sooo long; that game is pure fun and a great celebration of the series.
They're very different games tho, but you can't really go wrong with either. I guess it depends of what's more appealing to you: an RPG with a unique but easy to understand combat system where you can customize your own DB character and go on adventures and recruiting tons of characters to combine and play as with Fusions, or a content packed and simple to understand yet deep card game with World Mission.
IMO Fusions has the edge when it comes to entertaining scenarios and character interactions... WM has some of it too but they aren't as amusing or meaty. WM has better challenge so far tho.
Thanks for the input I think ill go for fusions first since I like RPGs and haven't really played any card games before. Ill pick up World Mission later on
I'm interested but I'd like to know more about how you unlock cards. How often do you get new cards ? Is it totally random ? Is there anything you can do if you want a specific card ? Are there any microtransactions involved and if so is the unlocking fair without them ?
You get cards from different sets. There's us about 14 sets divided into 3 different series. You can also check the cards that each set offers. You obtian cards by using tickets u can get gold tickets that guarantees you n ssr or higher. Spent my first 10 gold tickets, Was very pleased
I tried looking online but honestly most of them miss little details. You're better off doing the 5 or so short tutorial missions at the Hero Lab once you get there in the beginning of Story Mode. It explains details a lot of tutorials online miss, such as hero energy being gained every time you add 3000 to your power level during games, etc; and those are vital.
One gacha ticket = one card. You get at least one ticket per fight in story mode, but most times you'll get two or three, and there's many bonus stages and stuff where you can get even more along with rare tickets as well (which are also rewards for battles sometimes. Basically you'll be getting cards constantly.
And no, there are no microtransactions.
Nice to see at least some people here finally playing it.
Have it since 5 whole days before the release and what I played so far was really fun and started to get some depths. Also just love the card collecting factor so so much. Have to find more time for this.
Have it since 5 whole days before the release and what I played so far was really fun and started to get some depths. Also just love the card collecting factor so so much. Have to find more time for this.
Has this happened to anyone else? Was playing a mission in chapter 3, it was a s.boss. anyways on 4th round I had boss cornered. Then suddenly a random event triggered beerus appeared and nuked me n the earth for 99999 damage. The hell...
Tfw you pull three repeats in a row with rare tickets but get SSJ4 Bardock and SSJ4 Broly with regular ones right after.
Have you been playing the alternate versions of maps too? There are portals with specific requirements to open them that lead you to harder versions of story maps. That's where I've been having the most fun; though yeah, if that's not enough there's always arcade mode, which is kinda brutal lol.
The higher you place your characters the stronger their attacks, but the more stamine they consume that turn as well.